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FFL Partners closes sixth fund above $1.35 billion

The vehicle beat its $1 billion target, PE Professional reports.

$1.35BFFL Capital Partners VI commitments at final close

At a glance

  1. The fund is 50% larger than FFL's fifth vehicle, which closed above $900 million in May 2022, according to the report.
  2. On the reported figures, the sixth fund raised at least $450 million more than its predecessor.
  3. For allocators weighing a commitment, a pool half again the size of the 2022 vintage implies larger average equity commitments per deal.

FFL Partners closed FFL Capital Partners VI LP with more than $1.35 billion of commitments, above its $1 billion target, PE Professional reported.

The fund is 50% larger than FFL's fifth vehicle, which closed above $900 million in May 2022, according to the report. On the reported figures, the sixth fund raised at least $450 million more than its predecessor.

For allocators weighing a commitment, a pool half again the size of the 2022 vintage implies larger average equity commitments per deal. PE Professional's report did not give the fund's strategy, fee terms or a closing date, and the figures rest on that single trade report.

Reported by the Private Equity desk from PE Professional. Published . Corrections

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